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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-05-26
Burden of Official | lie.

Hastings Gazette:-Our worthy
mayor is finding the office little
more than he bargained for. and is
already heartily 81 elk and tired of the
thousand and one petty annoyances in
cident to the position. With the
cows, dogs, etc., etc, life is fast be-
coming Il burden to him.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-05-26

\ terrible forest fi:e ragged for sew
eral days past i'm the woods of north
rrn Michigan. Wisconsin and Mime
sr'a; Going little damage in Mime
sofa, however.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-05-26

Canon Falls had Il Sl35 900 fire last
Friday night. Insurance sos 900.
About ole half the losers will prob
ABLY be able to rebuild
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-05-26

Winona is to have Il 800 900 court
house.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-05-26

Money to loan at 8 per cent. and nc
commissions.
25tf L. II. & F. A. WELLINGTON.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-05-26

Geo. T.. Deming has been appointed
postmaster at Atwater.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-05-26
BANK No. 1888.
REPORT OF TIE CONDITION
The First National Bank Of Morris.

ut Morris, in the State OF Minnesota al the
close of business, May 18th, 1857.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-05-26

close OF business, May 18th, 1887.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ,.........& SO, 321 81
Overdrafts ........... ..... 1893 IS
U. s. Rol,:s to secure circulation. 1850 90
Other stocks, bonds and mortgages 9,967 so
Due from approx ed reserve agents, 3.43l As
Due from other National Banks. $685. 50
Real estate, furniture and fixtures. 22,s55 10
Current eX penses and taxes paid. 1867 81
Premiums paid. Observation-Disclosures. S23 45
Personal property. 1853 g
Checks and other cash items... 100
Bills of Other banks. ........... 2l0 90
fractional paper currency. lickels
ana cents $3.50. 81 81
Specie 4,S12 SO
Legal tender notes ............ ,440. 90
Redemption fund with u s Treas
urer Is per of circulation). -. 562.5G
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1924, 919. "a
LIABILITIES.
CAPITAL stock paid in. q 50. 90" 90
Surplus fund. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 37S 81
Undivided profits 49, ASA. 60
National Bank notes outstanding. II $50 90
Individual dep'ts subject to check II ,0l4 90
Demand certificates of deposit -. 982 so
Time cert ificatt Of deposit. ....... 3O,557. 90
Notes and bills re- discounted. 49,. 1861 SIS
Total. :. .sl24, a19. "a
STATE Gdaa OF n MtlIN,sSSaEnsso7A'}ss.
I, H S. Judson, Cashier, do solemnly swear
that the above staten ent is true to the best of
my know ledge and belief.
[Bank Seal] II. S. JUDSON, Cashier.
CORRECT-Attest:
DARLINGTON PHELPS,
ALBERT DEKAY,
Il. S. JUDSON,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day Of May, 1887.
g. "A. FLAHERTY,
[Seal. Notary Public, Morris, Mimi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10
yoLAyrr BEATEN BY DARUNA.

LOUIS June 9The fifth days races were '"Vo''' VIA
silcniIa wc.t cr good. hui moi fast track ana large an"
liant attendance There great number OF '"uoS
prtseut II was a day Of slaughter Tor iavoileS ANA -
lcciy wa, this TIE Merchants stakes where tho E'"
Voartr fen under tie odds OF thryive lo"hs
VII ch DE gave to the Hlgrin My.
Tirst Race street Railway Purse. 800 one mile .tt'lI'
won hr head Nfpicsiy second head IN mont "l Hp'"I
ihfI. Imc-lt5 o., ,,o ot,.t t,-
flr,c ODDS. miles EsCcaui W'n nF W. i'H-tI'
Al tuth second head front % 10, Angeles tid I''
-ll1 Is ..,, .,,. :, n,o ,licl for
fir.o. % .,, q. and uH ware. an &c ~ tiHl't' t
ion a 90 vincent. usiuua Nl3 W'nchcll. ~" E'i-' ~
stoycl NaIlatr I2-. Md.pAy), Font NlO Le"''' HIS"
Pat 49, ltYIoCk ,...n -, g., field
500 ,..,..... ,,, o.f ,,-oflor
ot,l on gnus 10 the DaiuuA ono 'hn ON 30
Noa.tc h.ca the quarter pole u $50 P''.'
fio.et "a" Dali iu Tee "H'i "a, uu,'. az.
A. t.cv ,uc around the three quarter poe iii,n IL.
H.. ril, AMI ,sa. nrSt into the homt~itcici - '"" n'
rrul second AL turl, Nu.ute iouftI hui l' % - 80,
,y,rn ff T. 81 Pat wuo lU4 utcN. l"TNu' anu ,o' ~
r, ~ fic ac. ~ wire. \oan'c unI"I tc WIZ
mon winning by TWO IrIEts, \oAuic src'H ana o''' '
iorIn,cr '.cap steepe has, .,'o iid ,o"f-s
,.li won "a. c p, g. four lengths ahcal ot bu, pD'a'
-'.,nl WclIurtoi tlli. Lucrp fell. llWe ."I2 H, io
ala. Is st uA,k trd hy lac judges ior I""7 o" " Wv
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aIXIHEaxIIINa. 4 MILE.
Enn,k.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. FULL &C
THE ASCOT RACES.
TIE MIGHTY oRMONDE GALLOPs AWAY WITH TIL


ROUS MEMORIAL STAKES.
LONDON June 9-The weather at Ascot loah To-Day was
brilliant and the race. largely attended Tho spectators
strong representation OF royalty and cIo"ds OF
aIistocratc people.
The race for the Gold Cup-value $1,000 49, was won by
Douglas Bad's ycarod bay horse Bird OF Freedom
with Captain Bowngs threeyearOd bay colt CarIasco
second Ferncs three yoarold bay colt The Baron
third There were starters. The betting was 10 10
against Bird Of Freedom to against Carrasco. 10 a
against The Baron
Tho race for the AAgei Stakes won by sir O. Chet
wynds year.old chestnut colt Whefriar by length
with lord Brador voyearoi bay horse IsoDar secohu
Colonel Byrne's rold brown colt Caban hifd
lettings to Against whcfrar IL to 10 against isobar
10 az .lust Calban. 49,. ,.r,
For The KOls Memorial stakes there were only three sl
Dukc Wesimnslcrs fOurycarod pay CoIl ~
monde CAPTAIN Machers thIeeyearoi bay cot hlW"EIn
aud j. H. lIouldswOrths three ycarod bay MY AEdNt VI
10 immediately closely iol'We" ny
haif dis4ncc lhh lcoh run q 90
cunbed OrmOnde. when quarter o. milo IRON ONE ~
without EFFORT and won Win r"icu'n9 "'c
by lengths. bad thlld. betilhE t"I VI"
against Kwar'!H and H5 10 tIhli - "a
the stakes for two year ods was Won y
f. chestnut colt Frais Ialsdm lolu Nli
Duke OF Portaads colt AYRSHIRE third Bctthg 10 :
AGAINST Frisis Balsam 10 against Seabree1c 10 against
There wcrc eight starters the II Jancss Palace Sia'
for three We o3s Lori Clthorpcs chestnut con- t'"
zinc won with M NautOHs chestnut colt imotlE s. 'W'
We-frinSfor- brown colt >dVlil' tir -
ung4 against Forcntnc, to AGAINST lHnohy' ~ ~
! against sINl!4e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10

LIOTOR STORES NOT WANTED NEAR CHChCHHH
Stephen A. walker r. Beknap. Charles A. DAWSON H.
Wilson W Townsend George p. Post John B Ian anu
W Turnbu acting OF the University race rlo
byterian Church. p,otes before the Board OF Excise
terlsy against the granting Of license TO HERMAN n
who has made ready open liquor store opposite o Nv, 70
al Ienthst Mr. Walker SAIL IL was rule OF inc uO' ~ ~,
license PLACES which Objectionable TO ehuiches a
have the rule enforced Ino
hal been standing University place ior MY yeos" If
known OF e when he went 10 the
fitting M his place There plenty or liquor paes ~ '
neil horhood. anyhow. M. Walker hQuXht IN I"pn 80
questions. Reher present said 10 nan nv
lease Al $1,000 and would have to license or no ioS
against licensing places churches but as inc
the rule they also cond Dleak u
D. Kellogg secretary Of the Charity organization rooe
and Ots also mado protests against 'he gnS
OF lcru.r % lteher Decision was reserved
The trustees further sad that they had recen " purchd
the poper ~ adjoining church University pace ana
were a6ut 10 spend 500 crcctinI building cphu u.
and other attractions Tor young pcopo
was proposed keep building open Az the time no
church dll saloon dilrcctE OppoS''0 7"
OIL the good Influences o. thor new mOvcme NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10
THE v,yoE L00EIyG rp OLD CHARGES

MAYOR Hewitt on asked the Board OF Police to sen"
him the prcscntncn found 10y the Grand Jury against cap
aln Williams Allairc In May, 1888 Chief CLERK hpp
cont conv vestcrlav The presentmen stated that In some
Of the precinct. this city there were demon zatoh
AID the enforcement OF tho gan'hg ana *
cLcus Ctuatod 10y an honest 90
sir the laws covering these crimes l IN 'one pr
cnt. done Tor which the police force Il emPoYeu
The precincts Of Police captains Williams am Ahte Wcle
mentioned IT ale -oi that A"tlouy OO't'
made number OF gambling places ana chptutcu
panbn after he had previously informed captain
oVSirhCe ~ these places captain AildIo
was charged vita allowing the dives OF Qwnry GcogAc1"
and Others ms precinct after h' attention hhl
been cailcl 10 them The Police Commissioners were re-
oucsc! remove these Captains.
ChcfClsk KIDD n .-uding prcsontnon 10 tho mayor
saws that oca record these cases appears 10 hvo
directed by the Board 70 say ,.at II mas
no knovlrIg" Il further action thereon Inc pfW'
wrr ~ 1855 there not being sufficient maternal
warrant them
nla AZ char zes against tho CAPTAINS named.
sad that lac hai nothing more against ''p-
tan- Williams and allure than other pole" cap
II had heard there suh document III existence
and wanted TO examine IL for himself
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Betting rrttooat5 20 Nul,,. $50 l. queen oi Eiila
h.tA t,l ron 10 l.. se Van o. J. hooisHne 10
Lutte Arnold 10 TO j. Belmont L. 10 i Btast - ~ wave
oflglt .utO }. Regal 60 J.
l'us.- il,.t -. fcttfOtt ST.
Mutuai- ptlt 80 .., ..., .
~. WV 4, PETIT Dat who I44 bee. ec'oGt tl tr way
Il ion Joined these tao tlr rin HOME hit tr wei li
, oal-t IA PntiI ou 10y Two cacins. Sc le Hl
second tire. lcusts b-ler. Buiton. tL 40 BIZ Tor The
winner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10

LIVERPOOL Juno s-Anivsd. steamer OILERS sHr' ''A'A
sase steamer 81 Romans tBr) Campbell tor New Tn,
STsrNsroWy June 0-Arrved. steamer ter.nsn1 ,na
oesdeii from Newly June on her way 70 A'0ip''
proceededl. 80 - ,,..,,, and C,ty OF Rome
(Drj Munro from Liverpoo hence ,or Hssiy from New.
yort Nav al on her way Liverpool and processes p,ch
SOUTHAMPTON, June o Sailed steamer 0~"e Wv"
tet non Bremen hence fog Nsw'f fp-, Rent.
SEwPoRT, June 9-sailed steamer "inches'er '''' ~
eGLIsaow June s-sailed steamer Devona (br'' i"""S
o Nov York. - ,,,.o, mr., stannard. for
New.York. ,, .o,r,or Island Dan)
Skodt from New-YOrk May Il. -- n c.,o,d fDtch) Bou
ROTTERDAM Juno S-Saied. steamer N"A'"N N'
Ter for ScwYork .--..- o,,,.ort, fRr, Bumer
for New-York. ... l,.ruovia fFr, Fabre
GIBRALTAR. June Passed. steamer, 1ergo''''f' i
from York her way 10 Marscllcs ,to fpr Mat
HosG KoNG June Starved steamer oceanic 'oi' '
calfe from san Francisco May IL
HAVANA June S-ArriveG. steamer Saratoga O"''''' N
"
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INCOHING STEIuHI&
NHLPPINi NEIYS.
PORT OF NETWORK .>....TUU RSDAY. JUNE @, 1873
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK ....TiURsDAY. JUNE O. 1887.
ARRIVED.
M p'-,cf'r To- sander SON q Son the At
u,,o,r Ponnlanl tRcly, Wcycr. Antwerp May y with
m ami u ls-,ugcrs TO Peter Wright sons Arrived at
st"mcr rontr,c rr Hrown Mcs.nl May L. Palermo 10.
Gibraltar "a with m!sc 10 Phelps Bros & Co Arrived at The
steamer Iirr,cusorcn lNor Morenson Raracoa aay'
steamer ,,roul,rt Burrows. Key Wc,tj days with mdsc
'' s ,a ,b5ry Of ionion, Crottv Calcutta lOi
dtys in mdsc Gll Bros. vessel TO Vernon II Brown
SKIP Henry Falling ef Portland. o Norman, Manila
liz Mi',i ,Hr Camcs = vincent VI lays
win sugar ami nloI.,cs To Rowland Aspn"a vessel 10
iarE G,rot1 C.r. NEWMAN, Port Spain 10 days. with
fo ~ - At cy isaod SiniusnI NV raining. '
Arrived Yesterday
gtc,mer Ama'n GER, nohr, Hamburg MAY 25 with mdso
and So passengers Phelps Bros Co Arrived the lar
!esp,o 1T M'Fs'" "a? Marina NAY o II sor
Law renee S.iie, pi c,'ouI Civ POINT AMI Nor
folk N.th AM passengers % OH Dominion - CO.
CLEARED.
Steamer Crimdon ,Eu Wkic. Cork. for orders Peter
steamer TEX BAY Cnr warden Dubnn-Lawrcncc
steamer croma ORB cave Lcth scot-smpson spence &
steamer Triumph OBJ. Kemp Havro-simpson spence &
steamer rero sP3a 1art1 san9Sr hT Ta. 's9ay
steamer Alexandra. Reynolds Havana and Mcxi-
steamer samana OEr. Taylor. san Domingo cry. Turk,
Island. vc-N IOmarcs.
steamer santiago Cotton Cioniucgos via Nassauand st
Jago- j Wari & Co.
Steamer j Foley. Rand Baacoa-W Inr,but & Co.
steamer orinoco tr Garvin. Hamilton Der \ L outer.
bridge & Co
steamer Benisou Br. Fulton. Port Royal & Co.
steamer Roanoke, Couch, Norfolk, city Pent and Rich
mou,,-Old Dominion - co.
steamer Josephine Thompson Moore. Batimoro-BN
DOwncr.
steamer General whitney. Iearse Boston-I Dimock
snip FavOnus (Br, Durham, Shanghai II Winchester
Bark Teresa olvarl titaD. ovar Londonderry Benbam
& iOyescn
&
BARK Tewksbury sweet. Gooing Portland--.
SAILED.
Steamers Spain, for I.vcrpool Gollert Hamhnre Jan
Brcydc Antwerp: Triumph l!yrc SANTANA TURK, lslnd
Alexandria Havana and Vera cruz state ~ nevada,
glasgow OrnOco bermuda Nacoochcc Savannah Roanoke,
Richmond. tvlndon Cork. Pedro, Santlndcr
hlp Tam . -hantcr. Tor San Francisco.
Brig clyde, for Ponce, PR.
BELOW.
ship + ] Spicer OBJ. -pccr. Bristol
THE MOVEMESr - Of STE GAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
IoNpoN. June 9-Arrvcl steamer Holland (Br), Tyson.
iroI- ..CW.lOIk May "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10
GAMES IL OTHER CITIES.

BOSTON June Boston doicatcd the Philadelphia club 70.
by free batting in the latter part Of the game The score
Il, son Observation-Disclosures o o o . :
Philadelphia ...---.O ! j. 8
Basot.- Boston 10; Philadelphia g. Errors Boston.
Iilafelusia o. Pitchers Made ami DAILY. lmilTc-Nr
Holland.
DETROIT lime Heavy batting and brilliant fielding were
m, features to-day game between tie Detroit and H.
dt,uannli- clubs Ine homo club won by this score
p.,r,r .............2 o q - o.
n, ,',n,rol,s .............l o o o 3-5
Rasehit,-Detroit Il; indianapolis IA Eirors-Drtroit
Ini.anapols ? Pitchers BALDWIN and KIRBY. Umpire
MI Doc.chtr
CHIC 900 Jane 0Thc tsburG players punched ihrir hts
In the and last innings to-day anu defeated hc chicago
team by us NcOrc
Pusbutg -----.--o u " " " y " ~
Bas,hts-Chirago lG Pittshurg. 10 Errors Chicago o.
Pltspura . P.tchcrs-Clarkson aud Mccormick Umpire
Nj Pierce.
PuuAurirHIA June 0Fclding bluHders by tie Athletic
players allow ST LOUIS team 10 win tOdys game as
follows
Athletic. % - I
st Louis ...........................O q ~
Basehts-Athletic. 49, 81. LOUIS s. Errors-AAleIle u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Jacob Sharp's trial before JUICE barrett
American Jockey club races Jerome PARK $50 p m
rand Tran st COmmss No 81 Nassau 81 T. IN.
DOCK Department invest gaoD stewart Building, p M
General Cutting will case before Referee Colo, II m
Meeting Of Police Board.
VISIT Of directors to Ncw-York Juvenile Asylum p m
Opening OF staten Island Ladies Iennis CluO' No"
Baseball Polo Grounds New-York Washington ! p. N,
Musc I'm RIflcrY Park. \ y. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10
SHARP ADrIcE 70 JrSIIoE MURRAY
Mayor Hewitt has the following letter In response
. .u. ro.--x.l Lg L.n 40 d Ea..-a Il.L.co MnrLay

MAYOR Hewitt has written tho following lettcr In response
t. III, one received by him fro POlico Justice Murray
am m rccept o. your letter without date Ia reply 70 my
lrtlr Ia You OF ycsrr ay regard 10 the VI DANIEL
Patterson and MIS- lIcrfcl. much obliged 10 you for
Informing IL my duty - COOL citizen have On;
dr.vo 20 perform 10 by convey the Information which
received from Patterson the police authorities bat whom
Won gave ue this advice yuu knew that you hal already dt
,IarJ.t Patterson prior hs interview with II he
should again and appear before you shall DO
fouuA unite Trady such cvdruc" possess n
regard 10 las character and IN admissions 10 me
have evidence which have been cool
To made by GEORGE
Il Lewis against Patterson aud Mrs IicrteL am compelled
10 .y and say great re4fs that 4 had been as
have the Truth Of the case hs you seem TO
have suppress IT, neither OF these parties would have
been discharged ALLOW therefore, ~ NcpIOcato the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10

ASSISTED" IMMTGRANTS AUSI oO oA oa'
The Emigration Commissioners yesterday consiaeio "
tho case Of the seventeen Irish families that
on the city Of Chester last week, after having 'uo
penscs OF their betrayed by the British asaed
went The British Minister at Washington nau n,nant
secretary Bavari If imnigr assisted by goyernsee
funds would he allowed to land put INC ed. ot the
prcferred leave the matter entirely IN the
commss ouers IL decided TO send al ue @ 49, -
hack except Catharlne Horgan and two chiIc rrnI
were born in this country. Friends OF tne hnnoe
10 become surety that the newcomers would NOT
manners but tie commissioners held that IN? ID Isl
under the Emigration act Dr. Thomas, OF lne RI
Island Lunatic Asylum, had his salary increased "
$1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

TY0h 1r>nvs Lieutenant General Philip II sheri'
dan General Absalon ari and Lcuenant' o.ohel >,
Blunt I. Army J. Warren keiter, OF Ohlo Con-
Nathan Con OF West Virginia, and ex ovenr2e M -. or
lock Georgia Gfsey Houss-Haiit0ad Cohlh1si9"y
Isaac Y Hakrr of Albany Windsor HOfel-General j. J.
florence OF Chicago and Colonel George r. GRAY OF ss
Franc dfbraari. H0'e-James j. Hlll ftcSrtht VI
81 Paul MinnoaD polls and Manitoba Railway ,onll!
General John Eaton. OF ONO ana fui
printer / r. Heneiict Of Washington Hotel BGrdoId'
Mrs. Katharine Chase, OF Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10

NorST VERNON cxaspcTating pest has appeared in
,,r., lrrr Mcstclrsrr county IN the
Inc To- fhr damp 'r IT'S clcl ~" gray slug gar.
great damage 10 garden vegetables ana
rog IL ash color, II the ga-cropOlJus
genus aud propD- t-,f ~ much %" same manner the
wom IA. search fr these sluEs -ht
them the most elective EXTERN
luafor being solution oI ammonia
POM Cnr,rKR -Blvii Harscr coorci who arrested
Iuc-day charge Of u-Nuy, pointed out yesterday
where De- had hidden $40 olsng % hts second wlc
winch De hal stolen from her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10
NEW JLE-ET.

RlHvAY-A special committee has been appointed hy tho
Common Council cou~-ugO o. " 1srs fafitu, Bcurr and
confer TIA fhU managers oi The dt uuCt Railway
Institution relation 10 making settlement OF tho
principal AMI utrfc-t o -t-ltuO 81 water bonds. winch
lie bank hold, among assets The outlook or nual
tlcmcut l. favorable.
Innuk- for absolute divorce have been
Peter l. rich. u the Evangelical southern
Church against Do, wc r. btc, The charge ~ de.erton.
from lu Tor over two
were al~ lu 80 II us stated Tat sho
aud that tIdro.- etw them
frequent In she lett him and went tyc VITA relatives
IL L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10
mn11AMs nErrArEn by DARrMOrrm

HANOVER n H.. June tSpecfai- Dartmouth dc'cntci
WI ans AZ this morning by the following +c"ro
Williams ...--......--.....-V ~ = = q ~
Dartmouth ..-.-.-.-.---.-.I v " " " " " 8 " " = =
Dartmouth students formed procession this evening and
marched the houses Of the faculty stopping AT each and
irving the Dartmouth yc The procession headed by the
i.nd neAt The victorious nine 10 wagon drawn by
the students Med IN long procession
mo ..sos all ci by short speeches large bon
ffe y A. gifted campus AMI there was brilliant dis
l. IA. OFT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10

NV HrgHr0v-Captan Frank rrai-tci Of tho Staten
Island ,rrybott SouIutd reports that Nhie sailing his
e.ibot n tie rducsdAy -" iIoat
cans ne during thunder squat Us three occupants
rescued bound schooner The boat when
lflitlug seward
Princes BAY sporting men and oystcr fishermen are
tnu. aufnycf Fisher Long
who anchor - With their l1ir" seine nets within the
huudrc,.y AT limit tus t'syng the pleasure fish
het- The uHctnen OF Princess Bay VIII taKo
aclo ION against Tie offenders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10

r0rroI rnn-- Bl00kIYn J; 'moIHnafL T. FIsI b17H ~
lto,kIyn Cincinnati. struck out iTooklYn.
q "pcnnati o. Left BROOKLYN. Z; cincinnati, J.
l..- ON bals-Mct lei Ian J, Philips J. S~ArtwooI l.
iItrtu.l People. l. McPhca l. Home runs-Nonc lrco
trse Llt. None Two base hits Jpn"s !, Reilly Double
,'4Xs Keenan, and Kelley. N ia pitches + -nih ].
iiarSns2 Passed. balis-Eeeuan l. PEOPLES st2en DA,c'
-p.,,lns McI'hcc !. Mcclellan J. X ihy J. Hi bY hy
,i,,,rr None Umpire Nj. Mcgu.de. llmc ."
The New York an Washington cuos ~ll Play lg IN al t
pi rrounis The same nncs play al staten Islah
and AT BioOAlyn a. yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10
LONG ISLAND.
gy9

Gn4vF-EVb.- Police Justico Wsrlng gave a hearing
evening the charges preferred by Martha and
Lena Jovcc attempted criminal assault by uenry Corto-
Herman Kruutl decoration Day at touey Island
Coftcs u a hqlor seller n Hamilton ave, brooklyn. and IS
.,Id TO <lUtUtO The Two girls live at 30. =
Mr-,roc Il, BROOKLYN Their testimony that 'ores and
kcnuth gave them 'd water II fah Badrr' aud then took
Ia where the attempted 10 assault
tieu Tie he's Ing al 1urned until Tuesday The men
Ncr held I'D 81 900 bail each
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II you Kiss IT, they say,
Prom thnt blessed day
Youmay Kiss whom you please with your Biarncy'
FOR ABSOLUTE MERIT VIZ HAVE NEVER
HANDLED \ BETTER FABRIC THAN THE REAL
"pLARNEY TWEED" WHICH WE ALONE SELL
~ rE\pyMADE CLOTHINGi SUITS THAT WERE
WORN ALL LAST SUMMER BY SOME OF OUR OWN
PLoPIr LOOK ALMOST - FRESH A. WHEN NEW,
ANDAHE EQUAL TO ANOTHER SEASONS SERVICE.
WE HAVE THREE SHADES OF THEM IN NEAT.
PLAIN MIXTURES. SUITABLE FOR MEN or ALL
AGEs-coArs. "HALF.LINED" FOR SUMNER COM
FORT: a!o FOR SACK OK FRotK SUIT WE REC
oMMEND THEM WITHOUT QUALIFICATION, AND
THERE'S so "BLARNEY" ABOUT THE RECON
MEND" LARGE MEN ARE REMINDED or OUR
PROVISION OF EXTRAsIzE SUITS OF VARIOUS
STYLES AT MODERATE PRICEs-sUIrs THAT FIT
IlkECUSrOM CLOTHES THE "BLARNEYs" ARE
AMONG THEM
EvERYTIIING FOR HOTWEATHER WEAR Is
HERE THIN OFFICE COATS. FLANNEL, SERGE
AND ,EERSrCKER SUITS. TENNIS. BOATING AND
ATHLETIC APPAREL
STRAW HATs-NOT THE CHEAP HUCKSTER-
WAGON rEAsu-BUr ZINE IMACKINAw AND
"suANsIE" BRAIDs OF THE BEsT HAT STORE
SORTS. A DOLLAR OR MORE UNDER HATrERs'
pRIcEs-sl.5o $50 500 OUR 80 CENT AND 81
sTRAws ECLIPSE EVERYTHING IN THE MARKET
At THOSE PRICES. THE FASHIONABLE SHADES
OF LIGHT DERBYs INCLUDING THE CEDAR.
HURST" sLoo - 80 AND $500. PEARL CASHMERE
"sTOVEPIPEs." -.
IF YoU HAVE \ SNAIL BOY BE ADVISED TO
LOOK AT THE KNIcKERBoCKER SUITS WE RE.
Gently REDUCED TO -. FROM 81, -. - AND
$40. TO MEET THE DEMAND FOR CHEAP "vACA.
TION" SUITS
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UptyE ter or 1 p0LIcF OFFTcER

Captain Garland Of tho Broldwy squad sent Word 70
police Ucldi ulrters yc.terilr nat Policeman John y"
pl.,v4t deserving Of uouorl mention FOR stopping .
runaway Wcinc,ia71 ic horse a. dr.sn
M r tluppc % Nu Nsttst and 10 broke nom INC
vs.g n f.ltvc ava Twenty .c.put IT. Ait"r turning
iuf, it!r-t dashed ACROSS Broadway putng IN
tr., Ia .uy women anil Phiiis caught the ho SO
rs .r4l-. ali stopped &C. r.Ane ms he n The uH"ei
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TN.nAN,s ENTKIEs.

yhc Jerome Park meeting Wall cnss today and t. morrow
racing will att grounds Of o Brookyn Jockey
Cli The Jerome track VIII an ul from tho raius Of yea
terd1 s an last night
Tn nrst rre should al, to Faway. wth the Navy Buck
ley n second
Army ought 10 win tho So onl race with onto second
Iot the ri race Co1ac'nlrt trsf. stockton 'cconi
siratsqoy should capture iourt, Greenfield scconL
To.owils tho cntres
Il,r AIbiN TWoNLAIcOLDs. SPECIAL
\ - .III.
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Announcements

FpurpsY.-A near and dear one, as well as
some of nv friends. having been cured In such @ na
manner will Tor humanity's sake make II KNOW" !" ' Wv
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